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Previously unseen documentary footage shows how longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone tried to overturn the 2020 election. Reporter Jon Swaine explains more.

Just days after Roger Stone received a full-sentence commutation, the GOP political operative did an exclusive TV interview with Fox News on July 13. Here are some of the most memorable moments.

President Trump on July 10 said he would be \"looking at it\" when asked if he would pardon Roger Stone, adding that Stone was \"very unfairly treated.\"

Speaking to reporters Feb. 23, President Trump railed against a juror in the trial of his longtime friend and political adviser Roger Stone, who was sentenced to three years and four months in prions on Feb. 20 for impeding the investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Speaking at a prisoner graduation ceremony Feb. 20 in Las Vegas, President Trump commented on the recent sentencing of former political adviser Roger Stone.

When asked on Feb. 12 what lesson he learned from impeachment, President Trump launched an attack on Democrats and \"fake news.\"

Since Roger Stone was arrested in early 2019, President Trump has decried the Justice Department’s treatment of his former political adviser and has not ruled out a pardon for him.

President Trump denied intervening in the Justice Department's sentence recommendation for his associate Roger Stone while speaking to reporters on Feb. 11.

Speaking to reporters on July 11, President Trump insisted that former political aide Roger Stone was treated \"unfairly,\" comparing his experience to that of former national security adviser Michael Flynn and others.

James Baldwin Review is delighted to present a special section dedicated to chronicling and demonstrating Baldwin’s direct involvement in the civil rights movement. On tours for the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in 1962–63, Baldwin spoke at dozens of forums. We have transcribed three of his major appearances on May 7, 1963: a speech before a packed gathering of thousands of students at the University of California at Berkeley; a radio interview with John Leonard and Elsa Knight Thompson; and an evening speech before the sold-out San Francisco Masonic Temple. Ed Pavlic provides an introduction tracing some of Baldwin’s work for CORE in new detail. These details suggest that Baldwin’s activism enriched his life and work in contrast to the prevailing idea that these engagements threatened and diminished his art.